MANCHESTER AIRPORT
Manchester Airport Three terminals Two Capacity to grow to 3 rd largest airport in 25m passengers runways 55m passengers UK each year p.a More than 70 48,000 jobs North 22,200 employed £1.7bn in regional airlines West directly at MAN GVA Over 210 destinations 2
The north’s gateway to the world Europe North America ▪ New Ryanair and EasyJet ▪ Additional MAN – New York routes from MAN in Summer capacity with Thomas Cook in 2016 Summer 2016 ▪ Jet2 adding new routes from ▪ New MAN link to Los Angeles MAN and Boston for Summer 2016 ▪ Flybe adding services from ▪ New route from MAN to MAN to Lyon and Luxembourg Tobago with Thomas Cook ▪ New Vueling services to ▪ New Thomson services from Alicante, Rome and Tenerife STN to Cancun and Orlando from MAN ▪ Virgin to operate to San ▪ Norwegian launched routes to Francisco and Boston from 2017 Barcelona, Malaga and Alicante from MAN ▪ Singapore Airlines picks MAN for first UK transatlantic flight to Houston Far East ▪ Hainan Airlines launched 4 x weekly service to Beijing from MAN in June 2016 ▪ Cathay Pacific flying to Hong Kong Middle East ▪ Thomson set to grow its MAN long haul network with services to Phuket, Mauritius ▪ Continuing to add capacity – now over 50 direct links a and Goa week from MAN ▪ New Shaheen Air services from MAN to Islamabad - 4 times per week ▪ Turkish continues the 3 x daily service into Summer 2016 ▪ Emirates operating 3x A380s a day 3
The world’s gateway to the north ➢ Within two-hour catchment are: ➢ 22m people ➢ 4.5m jobs ➢ 23 universities ➢ Eight Premier League football clubs ➢ Four national parks ➢ World-leading museums/cultural sites ➢ Key retail sites ➢ Manchester Airport well connected to rest of the North ➢ On-site train station with regular frequencies ➢ Coach station ➢ Based next to motorway network 4
Inbound tourists through Northern airports Passengers on international flights Leeds Liverpool MAN Newcastle Total passengers 320,000 660,000 2,170,000 310,000 Cheshire 0.5% 26.6% 66.2% Cumbria 1.5% 6.3% 65.7% 11.% GM 0.4% 7.6% 82.6% Humberside 10.1% 6.3 53% 0.4% Lancashire 1% 19.1% 72.8% Leeds 32.2% 3.8% 35.9% 0.1% Liverpool 54.6% 37.1% North East 1.1% 0.2% 7.5% 65.8% North Yorks 29.2% 2.9% 34.7% 2.8% Sheffield 6% 1.6% 45.1% 0.5% Tees Valley 6.5% 4.8% 17.5% 27.6%
Manchester Airport & York ➢ Passenger stats from 2015 show that 267,797 passengers from York used Manchester Airport. ➢ 21% of these were business passengers. ➢ Top destinations were Paris, Trondheim, Orlando, Malaga and Toronto. ➢ Hong Kong also featured in the top 10 destinations. ➢ Direct trains between York and Manchester Airport with up to 4 per hour during the day. ➢ Increased connectivity with TransPennine Express now operating 4 direct services between Newcastle and Manchester Airport on weekdays, 5 at weekends, calling at York, Leeds and Manchester on the way.
Importance of direct long-haul connectivity Cathay Pacific – Hong Kong Cathay Pacific – launched in December 2014 - generating £40m pa of economic benefit from inbound tourism alone 4x weekly services between HKG and MAN stimulated the O&D market by 23%, capturing a large proportion (42%) of the O&D market Ave. load 121,815 Pax factor: 87% p.a. 140,000 +23% 120,000 Leisure/ EU/Chinese 41% business split: 100,000 MAN-HKG O&D Pax capture split:70/30 75/25 80,000 Direct £40m 60,000 4* Weekly Indirect economic 40,000 B777 (340 impact pa - Seats) tourism 20,000 0 YE Nov 2014 YE Nov 2015
Rail Investment & and an APD Holiday would support a huge number of new routes, through better domestic connectivity and a more competitive tax environment ➢ This is essential for maximising spare capacity at Manchester Airport and help to rebalance growth across the UK Shanghai, Tokyo, Delhi, Mumbai, Lagos, Johannesburg, Cape Unserved routes Town, Durban, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Phuket, that could Colombo, Amritsar, Perth, Tampa, Maldives, Dallas, Sao Paulo, become viable Seoul, Dhaka, Riyadh, Denver, Guangzhou Beijing, Hong Kong, Boston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Frequency Vancouver, Miami, Jeddah, Lahore, Las Vegas, Singapore, growth on Miami, Toronto, Chicago, Washington existing routes
Manchester Airport Transformation Programme Phased Enhancements Investment Increase in the size of New food and Jobs created transformation across the airports Terminal 2 beverage and retail programme outlets Passengers Passengers Max terminal capacity in 2015 expected by FY25
Manchester Airport Transformation Programme
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